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An early and highly regarded reference on reading and interpreting topographic and geologic maps, written by geologists C. L. Dake and J. S. Brown. Covering contour interpretation, landforms, geologic structures, faults, folds, stratigraphy, and map analysis, this work became an important resource for students, geologists, mining engineers, surveyors, and earth science professionals. Its practical approach and detailed illustrations make it a valuable addition to collections of geology, cartography, mining history, and scientific literature. Hardcover, First Edition, Tenth Impression (1925). The binding is solid with light shelf and edge wear, clean pages with light age toning, and no dust jacket. A well-preserved vintage McGraw-Hill technical reference.
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1925 Interpretation of Topographic & Geologic Maps Dake Brown HC Geology
$40.50
SKU G-27